I’ve been experimenting with integrating multiple cameras into HabPanel for a comprehensive home surveillance setup. My goal was to display 10 live camera feeds simultaneously, each at a resolution of 350x250. However, I encountered a limitation where only 6 cameras would display at any given time. This was puzzling, as I had configured each camera individually and ensured all URLs were correct.After extensive troubleshooting, including testing different browsers and verifying network latency, I realized the issue might lie within HabPanel itself. I attempted various workarounds, such as optimizing the NGINX configuration and switching to BlueIris webcasting URLs, but the problem persisted. It seems that HabPanel has a cap on the number of simultaneous video streams it can handle effectively.Despite this setback, I found a creative solution by implementing a manual rotation system. By setting up a cron job, I can cycle through the camera feeds every few minutes, ensuring that all 10 cameras are monitored without overwhelming the system. While this isn’t a perfect solution, it allows me to maintain continuous surveillance across my property.This experience taught me the importance of understanding platform limitations and being adaptable in finding workarounds. If anyone has encountered similar issues or has suggestions for improving this setup, I’d love to hear your thoughts!